Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-12
WASHINGTON.
The Mexican Government Accepts the
Proposition For Through Reg
istered Mail System,
New Phase in Tho Quarrel Between
Surgeon John B. Hamilton. of The
Marine Service, and DR.. Sewers,
The JustiGe of the Peace Who Resisted he
Presidents Right of Removal Ousted
BY the Supreme Court,
THROUGH MAILS TO lrrxIco.


WASHINGTON, July I-MiqIster
Romero has informed Mr.. Bell, superin-
tendent Of foreign mails, that the Mexi-
can government has accepted the propO-
sition of the Postonice Department for
the Inauguration of $ through rotary lock
pouch registry system between the United
States and Mexico similar to the one in
force GOw between the United States and
Canada. At present, however, this cX-
change will be limited to the city
Of New York and the city of Mexico
with the understanding thst it viii
be gradually extended 10 other pOstOtiiCes
in the two countries. By this arrange
ment registered matter between the
countries will be expedited about four
days, as it will not be subject TO InspeC-
ton and handling ct FL Paso and Pzso
del NOrte, which heretofore mas occupied
about two days in each office. The rev
service will go into operation as soon as
the Mexican government Can provide the
necessary equipment, probably by
August 1.
DOCTORS DIsA GREE.
WASHINGTON, July 1I.-Last spring
Surgeon John B. Hamilton, in the marine
hospital service. preferred charges to
the Medical Association against Dr.
Sewers OF u1prOfessiOnsI conduct IN crit
icizing in public, from medical point of
view, the manner Of living Of the Pcesi-
dent. DR.. Sewers he's now preferred
charges against Dr. Hamilton Of having
violated the associations regulations in
having shown to Representative IIaZel-
ton charges which he was about to prefer
against him Or. S0WeTs) last April
This was done, IL is charged, with TIE full
knowledge that Mr. HazeIton and his
family we're patients Of Dr. Sewers,
and was intended to lower him il the
estimation Of his patients. The C1se Of
DR.. Sewers hss not been formally dis
posed OF, but the result Of the investiga-
ton by the standing committee is equiva-
lent TO On acquittaI. 1t requires two
thirds to convict and unless this number
favor conviction il is not deemed neces-
ssry to make c report to the association.
TWo-tbjrds did n0tvote guilty. Minority
and msjority reports were prepared and
there the matter rests.
THE PRESIDENT SUSTAINED.
WASHINGTON, July LITTLE Supreme
court of the District of Columbia, sitting
in general term to-day, sustained the de-
muTTer of the government and awarded the
States against John N Oliver, Justice of
the peace, who resisted the right of the
President to remove him, snd claimed he
could be displaced IRON his Office only by
the District Supreme court. The court
in an opinion delivered by Chief Justice
Bingham, holds that the power to remove
justices OF the peace resided in the Prrsi-
dent alone down to the organic act of tn
court issued in March, 1868, and inst e
act did not take away the PresideN @
power Of removal, but merely confe.I =
on the court the concurrent power Of
mOval with the President
PRESENT FOR MRS. CLEyBLANr
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, July IA most uUEiS
present has been sent TO Mrs. CIel
by Mrs. Moore, wife of the Consul
eral Of Mexico, consisting Of a COZ
arms of the United States workettm'T
heavy cardboard entirely Of feathers. II /
IS novel and beautiful piece CT arts
characteristic CT the Ian.
Of the MGGtezUmas. The feathers. NOS
)S them colored, are from many diftere-
kinds of birds, and the design is WrOagrr
with greatsskiIi by feather workers on ore
IT the most extensively cultivated farms
II Mexico.
TKxAS PENSIONS.
special to TIE GazeIte
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE following
Texas pensions were issued to-day: Cor
lelIa, widow Of John II. Lucas, Nscog
joches; Fsnnie, widow OF John II. IN
nan, Center; minor of Christian c.. Ben
Ter, BraCketyille; Sarah 3. Newman, Tor
widow of Christian C. Bender, Bracaet-
lille; Marietta, widow of Samuel II.
Peck, Dallas; Joshua H4lett, Galveston;
Augustine Weber, Casr0Yille; Robert
ialtrom, Henderson; William c. Hook,
Archibald c, Hyde, Exile;
lewis HenDiDg, Eastland; Aaron
lowry, Pennington; Alfred D. Light,
Burton; John G.. Matthews,
liberty Hill; Sterling Mead, Dodd; Levi
Morgan, PineOak; John n. Ransom. Bas-
rop; John S. Listewsrt, Wills Point;
Daniel a. Golf, Morton; Robert Henry
Elements, Beecaye; WiDgate Q. Wood
ey, Elysean Fields; Joseph Burns, Tim
on; Isaac NJ. Ball, New Boston; james
|. Wellington, Denison; Lorry F. C&rl-
on, Gordon; George Boardman, Forne7.
Seec Massey pvOvvpvvOCG. Tharloe II